Quote from: Dataeum on May 03, 2018, 07:20:04 PM

Quote from: CDECDC on May 03, 2018, 07:15:15 PM

Quote from: Dataeum on May 01, 2018, 12:33:57 PM

Quote from: CDECDC on May 01, 2018, 11:37:00 AM

Hi fellows! Interesting idea. Do you plan to use the data yourself (create a map or something)?

Hi, thank you for feedback! No, Dataeum has no plans to create a map of any kind, but the maps, actually, are one of our target audiences. Once the information is verified it will become available on a decentralized marketplace where it can be rented by different market players including:
1. Maps or mapping and geolocation services use data to complete, update and enrich their services;
2. Companies seeking to complete their BtoB databases for prospecting, listing, mailing, telemarketing, statistics, etc.;
3. Artificial Intelligence services needing access to accurate and updated information to provide autonomous solutions;
4. BtoC services Geo-targeting users in order to promote goods and services;
5. Public services and governments for statistical, census and urban landscape development purposes;
6. And more generally, all individuals using physical data to locate themselves in space and interact with the elements of their environment;

Yeah, I see - that's good, cause it would be obviously hard to compete with Google maps otherwise

Yes, as you have rightly noted, we do not regard Google as a competitor - instead, we create our platform as a source of accurate and complete data. So basically, Google would interact with the platform to get the data (as they are currently doing with several data brokers with limited results).
The crowdsourcing is the only proven method to get 100% of any data. And the proof of existing data (meaning verification) is decentralized to optimize the accuracy of the data finally generated.

Ok, got it! Thnx